Wooden toy tractor with trailer styled product photo

Channapatna Wooden Toy Tractor with Trailer

€29,95
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Wooden toy tractor with trailer styled product photo

Channapatna Wooden Toy Tractor with Trailer

€29,95

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Delivered in 3–7 business days within the EU

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A GI-Tagged Indian Treasure

This charming tractor and trailer set is handcrafted in the centuries-old tradition of Channapatna, Karnataka — India’s famous "Toy Town." Made by skilled artisans using locally sourced ivory wood (Wrightia tinctoria) and finished with natural lacquer, Channapatna toys are celebrated worldwide for their vibrant colours, smooth finish, and eco-friendly craftsmanship.

Details

  • Handcrafted Channapatna toy in ivory wood (Wrightia tinctoria)
  • Finished with natural, non-toxic lacquer — safe for children
  • Red painted tractor body with red and yellow striped arched canopy
  • Black chimney and smooth rounded black wheels with cream hubs
  • Orange wooden peg driver figure included
  • Pull-along red open wooden trailer
  • GI (Geographical Indication) tagged craft from Karnataka, India
  • Length - 25 cm; Height - 9 cm; Width - 9 cm

Why You'll Love It

  • Non-toxic, child-safe natural lacquer finish
  • Supports traditional Indian artisans and a 200-year-old craft heritage
  • Screen-free, open-ended imaginative play
  • Smooth, rounded edges — safe for little hands
  • A beautiful keepsake and collector’s piece as well as a toy
  • Makes a meaningful gift that carries a story

Channapatna toys have been crafted in the foothills of Karnataka since the reign of Tipu Sultan, who invited Persian craftsmen to teach the art of lacquerware. Today, they carry a Geographical Indication tag — a mark of authenticity and heritage. When you bring one home, you bring a piece of India’s living craft tradition with you.

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